WO2002009089A1 - Feuille insonorisante thermoformable - Google Patents

Feuille insonorisante thermoformable Download PDF

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WO2002009089A1
WO2002009089A1 PCT/AU2001/000880 AU0100880W WO0209089A1 WO 2002009089 A1 WO2002009089 A1 WO 2002009089A1 AU 0100880 W AU0100880 W AU 0100880W WO 0209089 A1 WO0209089 A1 WO 0209089A1
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acoustic sheet
thermoformable acoustic
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Michael William Coates
Marek Kierzkowski
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I.N.C. Corporation Pty. Ltd.
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Priority to US10/333,385 priority Critical patent/US7226656B2/en
Priority to JP2002514711A priority patent/JP5030363B2/ja
Priority to KR1020037000833A priority patent/KR100897319B1/ko
Priority to EP01951239A priority patent/EP1312073A4/fr
Priority to AU2001272222A priority patent/AU2001272222A1/en
Publication of WO2002009089A1 publication Critical patent/WO2002009089A1/fr
Priority to US11/786,463 priority patent/US7749595B2/en
Priority to US12/169,495 priority patent/US20080274274A1/en

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  • This invention relates to materials for acoustic absorption. More particularly it relates to thermoformable acoustic sheets.
  • Sound absorption is required in a wide variety of industrial and domestic applications.
  • the acoustic material conforms to the shape of a surface for example or otherwise retains a particular shape.
  • the acoustic sheet can be heat moulded to the required shape to provide relative ease and speed of production.
  • Sound absorption can be a function of depth of air space, air flow resistance, mass, stiffness and the acoustic impedance of any porous media behind the acoustic sheet. Therefore, adding a third dimension for example by moulding to a required shape increases stiffness and can add practical and aesthetic value.
  • a three dimensionally shaped material provides its own air space. The shape therefore has a major influence on sound absorption and stiffness.
  • thermoformable acoustic sheets are in the automotive industry, in particular, in under bonnet insulators for motor vehicles.
  • Existing under bonnet insulators use moulded fibreglass insulators for sound absorption.
  • resinated fibreglass, or felt is sandwiched between two layers of non-woven tissue and subsequently heat molded to form a so called "biscuit" with sealed edges.
  • the difficulties associated with this product include the fact that the moulding process is relatively slow taking up to 234 minutes per moulded part.
  • the use of resinated fibreglass is undesirable because of its inherent undesirable handling problems while the resins can release toxic gases during the moulding process.
  • Other examples of applications for thermoformable sheets in the automotive industry include wheel arch linings, head linings and boot linings.
  • thermoformable material from thermoplastic textile for underbonnet insulator Attempts to produce a suitable thermoformable material from thermoplastic textile for underbonnet insulator have been unsuccessful due to one or more of the failure of the materials to meet requirements of low sag modulus typically encountered at operating temperatures, unsuitable moulding performance, and lack of uniformity of air flow resistance required for acoustic absorption performance.
  • thermoformable acoustic sheet and a method of producing such a sheet that will at least provide a useful alternative.
  • this invention provides a thermoformable acoustic sheet formed by a compressed fibrous web including high melt and adhesive thermoplastic fibres. During forming the adhesive fibres are at least partially melted so that in the compressed web the adhesive fibres at least partially coat the high melt fibres and reduce the interstitial space in the fibre matrix.
  • thermoplastic fibres are treated with an adhesive coating to increase the airflow resistance.
  • thermoplastic fibres are treated with a coating formed by one or more further webs of thermoplastic fibres to increase the air flow resistance.
  • the further web contains a substantial amount of adhesive fibre.
  • this invention provides a method of producing a thermoformable acoustic sheet including the steps of heating a fibre web including high melt and adhesive thermoplastic fibres to at least partially melt the adhesive fibres and compressing the web to form a sheet. In the compressed sheet the adhesive fibres at least partially coating the high melt fibre to reduce the interstitial space in the fibre matrix.
  • the sheet is treated with an adhesive coating to increase the air flow resistance.
  • thermoplastic fibres are treated with a coating formed by one or more further webs of thermoplastic fibres to increase the air flow resistance.
  • the compression of the fibrous material under heat and pressure results in the at least partial melting of the adhesive fibre which acts as a heat activatable binder to at least partially coat and join to the high melting fibre thus reducing interstitial space in the fibre matrix and creating a labyrinthine structure that forms a tortuous path for air flow through the fibre matrix.
  • the high melting fibre remains substantially intact, although some softening is acceptable and can act as a reinforcement in the acoustic sheet.
  • the acoustic sheet has a total air flow resistance of between 275 and 1100 mks Rayl, more preferably 600-1100 mks Rayl and even more preferably 900-1000 mks Rayl.
  • air flow resistance values of the acoustic sheet result in effective absorption of sound for applications such as hood or under bonnet insulation.
  • the acoustic sheet produced in accordance with the present invention exhibit the acoustic behaviour of a porous limp sheet. Porous limp sheets display superior sound absorption at low frequencies.
  • the thermoformable acoustic sheet has a low sag modulus at temperatures up to about 150°C.
  • the fibrous material can be a combination of fibres of various denier.
  • the high melt fibres are 12 denier or below, 6 denier or below and/or 4 denier or below.
  • the adhesive fibres are 8 denier or below, 6 denier or below, 4 denier or below and/or at about 2 denier.
  • the fibrous material can be selected from, but not limited to, polyester, polyethylene terephthalate (PET), polyethylene butylphthalate (PBT), polyethylene 1 ,4-cyclohexanedimethanol (PCT), polylactic acid (PLA) and/or polypropylene (PP).
  • PET polyethylene terephthalate
  • PBT polyethylene butylphthalate
  • PCT polyethylene 1 ,4-cyclohexanedimethanol
  • PDA polylactic acid
  • PP polypropylene
  • Fibre with special characteristics such as high strength or very high melting point can also be used. Examples include KevlarTM, NomexTM and BasofilTM. Alternatively, the high melting point fibres may be substituted by natural fibre such as wool, hemp, kanet etc.
  • the web of fibrous material used to produce the acoustic sheet of this invention can be produced from a non-woven vertically aligned high loft thermally bonded material formed by the STRUTOTM process under Patent WO 99/61693. Suitable low and high melt materials can be used to provide the respective fibres.
  • the web of fibrous material used to produce the acoustic sheet of this invention can also be produced by cross-lapping and thermal bonding.
  • the web can also be produced by carding fibres and consolidation by needle punching.
  • the web can be produced by other non-woven textile manufacturing methods such as melt blown, spun bond etc.
  • Adhesive fibres are also known as low melt, bonding or binding fibres.
  • Various materials can be used for the high melt and adhesive fibres so long as the adhesive fibre can be partially melted without substantially melting the high melt fibre. Some softening of the high melt fibre is acceptable.
  • the high melt fibre preferably has a melting point above about 220°C.
  • the adhesive fibre preferably has a melting point between 100 and 160°C, more preferably 120- 150°C and even more preferably 135-145 °C. It will be appreciated that thermoplastic fibres are available in mono and bi component form. A bicomponent fibre can be formed of discrete low and high melting point portions.
  • heating such a bicomponent fibre results in at least partial melting of the low melting point portion leaving the higher melting point portion intact. Therefore in the method of the present invention, heating a fibre web results in at least partial melting of the adhesive fibres and/or the low melting point portion of any adhesive bicomponent fibres present in the web to at least partially coat and join to the high melting fibre. The higher melting point fibres and high melting point portions of any adhesive bicomponent fibre remain intact after the compaction process.
  • the web of fibrous material used to produce the acoustic sheet preferably has a web weight 1000 g/m 2 or below, more preferably 800 g/m 2 or below, even more preferably 600 g/m 2 or below and even further preferably 400 g/m 2 or below.
  • the web is typically compressed by between 15 and 25 times.
  • the compression step of the method of the present invention can be undertaken in any suitable known manner, for example in any flat bed laminator or calender.
  • the fibrous material is produced as a single layer with a high proportion, preferably greater than 50% of adhesive and/or adhesive bicomponent fibre. This may be compacted in a MeyerTM flat bed laminator at 180-220 °C, preferably at 190-200 °C, for a period of 1-3 minutes, preferably 1.5-2 minutes.
  • the processing conditions can be varied to alter the thickness and/or other characteristics and the subsequent air flow resistance of the acoustic sheet.
  • the thermoplastic fibres are treated with an adhesive coating.
  • the coating treatment can be effected in any suitable known manner, for example by the application of an adhesive film or an adhesive powder and subsequent heating.
  • the amount of adhesive treatment can be adjusted to control the total air flow resistance of the thermoformable acoustic sheet.
  • the adhesive can be a cross-linking adhesive powder.
  • the application rate of powder is dependent on particle size, melting point, melt flow properties and polymer type. These types of adhesive have an initial curing temperature that can be exceeded after curing and cooling without remelting of the adhesive.
  • Suitable adhesives include the product SURLYNTM manufactured by DuPont.
  • Typical polymers for the adhesive film and/or powder are co-polyester, polyethylene and/or polypropylene.
  • the adhesive coating is an adhesive powder
  • a layer of non-woven fabric or other material may be laminated to the compressed thermoplastic sheet using the adhesive powder.
  • the compression and coating treatment steps are performed in a single process. That is, heating required prior to the compression and for adhesive melting (to form the coating) can be a single step before compression.
  • the compression of the thermoplastic fibre and the lamination to the non-woven fabric are achieved in a single process.
  • a compression and adhesive melting temperature of about 200° C is used.
  • the coating by use of a web of thermoplastic fibres may be effected by the application of multiple webs of fibrous material which are introduced in parallel into the compaction process, and compacted concurrently.
  • the web(s) can be introduced in one or more further compacting steps after the first web of fibrous material including adhesive and high melt thermoplastic fibres has been compacted.
  • the further web(s) of fibrous material can include adhesive fibre, adhesive bicomponent fibre and/or high melt fibre. The amount and type of additional fibrous material can be adjusted to control the total air flow resistance of the thermoformable acoustic sheet.
  • thermoformable acoustic sheet can be formed from a first web preferably comprising 10-40%, further preferably 20% high melting point fibre and a second web of fibrous material, preferably comprising 60-100%) further preferably more than 70%, even further preferably 100% adhesive or adhesive melt bicomponent fibre.
  • the two webs can be compacted concurrently and adhere to each other without the need for an adhesive layer.
  • thermoformable acoustic sheet may be formed from two webs in which one of the webs may have a relatively low proportion of adhesive or adhesive bicomponent fibre, such as 10-50% preferably 20-25%.
  • the webs can be compacted as described above.
  • a thermoplastic adhesive layer may be required to be introduced between the two webs, in the form of a powder.
  • the addition rate of the powder is preferably within the range 10 and 80 g/m 2 , more preferably 40-60 g/m 2 . If a film is used rather than a powder it must be thin enough to become permeable during the compaction process, preferably from 15-25 microns thick.
  • the adhesive may be required if the compressed webs exhibit recovery after compaction, or if they do not compact sufficiently for adequate sound absorption.
  • the mouldable acoustic sheet according to this invention has been found to be particularly suitable for use in automotive applications and in particular as an under bonnet acoustic liner.
  • the thermoformable acoustic sheet can be readily formed using a moulding temperature of between 150° and 180°C and may require use of flame retardant fibres or an additional flame retardant treatment. Suitable additives as flame retardants are deca-bromodiphenyloxide as supplied by Great Lake Chemicals. High melt fibres having improved inherent flame retardant characteristics may be used, for example a grafted polyester such as TreviraTM CS.
  • the moulded sheet substantially retains the air flow resistance of the unmoulded sheet and thus its acoustic properties. Moreover, the sheet has a low sag modulus at temperatures up to about 150°C and is suitable for use as an under bonnet insulator or liner.
  • a face web should have a relatively low proportion of binder fibre, preferably 10- 20%) and a back web should have a very high binder ration, from 60-100%), preferably 80%.
  • the back web will significantly contribute to flow resistance to assure excellent sound absorption, whilst the facing web assists in resisting marring during the process.
  • thermoformable material of this invention is also suitable for use in wheel arch linings, head linings and boot linings.
  • the selected air flow resistance of the moulded sheet can be used in combination with an acoustic cavity or space behind the sheet to achieve desired acoustic absorption.
  • the uniform air flow resistance can be at least partially achieved by laminating a textile layer with selected air flow resistance to the compressed sheet.
  • the layer can for example be a slit or perforated thermoplastic film or textile layer.
  • Figure 1 is a schematic diagram of a flat bed laminating machine
  • Figure 2 is a plot of normal incidence sound absorption coefficient against frequency for tested samples of this invention
  • Figure 3 is a plot of flow resistance versus fibre formulation for samples having a high melt/adhesive fibre ratio of 1 :1 and web weight of 600 g/m 2 ;
  • Figure 4 is a plot of flow resistance versus powder additive weight for samples having a high melt (6 denier)/adhesive (4 denier) fibre ratio of 1 :1 , and a web weight of 600 g/m 2 ;
  • Figure 5 is a plot of sound absorption versus flow resistance for a range of samples with a web weight of 600 g/m 2 at a frequency of 1000 Hz and a 50 mm air gap;
  • Figure 6 is a plot of sound absorption versus product weight for a range of samples with an air flow resistance of 600 mks Rayls at a frequency of 500 Hz and an air gap 50 mm.
  • the present invention can be implemented using a known laminating machine such as a Meyer laminating machine schematically illustrated in Figure 1.
  • the laminating machine 1 includes a web supply roll 2.
  • the web 3 is fed to a heat contact system 9 , which is readily known to those in the art as including heaters 10 positioned on either side of two opposed parallel belts 11 and 12.
  • the belts 11 , 12 are thus heated and in turn heat the web 3 to about 200°.
  • a pair of adjustable pressure rollers 13, 14 bear against the respective belts 11 , 12 to compress the web 3.
  • a subsequent cooling system 15 is provided to cool the compressed product.
  • thermoplastic adhesive film 6 is also provided in the machine 1. It will be apparent to those skilled in the art one or other of the scatter head system 4 or unwinding system 5 for thermoplastic adhesive film 6 is to place adhesive in contact with web 3. As described above, the web 3 then continues through heat contact system 9 where the thermoplastic adhesive powder is melted under the action of heated belts 11 , 12 as the web 3 is simultaneously compressed under the action of pressure rollers 13, 14. Cooling system 15 cools the final product as described above.
  • a supply of fabric or web 7 is stored on a roll 8 prior to entry into the heat contact system 9 so that the fabric web 7 is fed to the heat contact system 9 simultaneously with web 3.
  • a thermoplastic adhesive has been deposited on web 3 by scatter head system 4 or unwinding system 5
  • the heated belts 11 , 12 heat the fabric 7 and web 3 to melt the adhesive.
  • Pressure rollers 13, 14 bear against the respective belts 11 , 12 to force fabric 7 into contact with web 3 and the melted adhesive.
  • the web 3 is compressed and the cooling system 15 cools the compressed and laminated product.
  • a sample was prepared using the above described machine and tested using an impedance tube with a 50mm air gap to ASTME E 1050-90.
  • the properties of the sample were:
  • carrier formulation 30% polypropylene (adhesive fibre) and 70% polyester (high melt);
  • the average air flow resistance of the sample was 300-400 mks Rayls.
  • Figure 2 is a plot of average incident sound absorption versus frequency for six randomly selected samples prepared according to this example.
  • the air flow resistance of the sample was in the range of 300-400 mks Rayls.
  • the air flow resistance of the sample was in the range of 700-850 mks Rayls.
  • the air flow resistance of the sample was in the range of 275-375 mks Rayls.
  • the air flow resistance of the sample was in the range of 450-600 mks Rayls.
  • the air flow resistance of the sample was in the range of 550-750 mks Rayls.
  • the air flow resistance of the sample was in the range of 700-900 mks Rayls.
  • Web 1 • 85%o high melt polyester fibre with 4 denier
  • Web 2 • 30%) staple high melt polyester fibre of 4 denier; 70%) adhesive bicomponent polyester fibre of 2 denier; and
  • the air flow resistance of the sample was in the range of 700-900 mks Rayls.
  • Figures 5 and 6 Test results for a range of acoustic sheets made in accordance with the invention are illustrated in Figures 5 and 6.
  • Figure 5 a range of samples with a web weight 600g/m 2 were tested at a frequency of 1000Hz with a 50mm air gap between the sample and a solid surface for their sound absorption coefficient against the air flow resistance.
  • Figure 6 illustrates the sound absorption coefficient against product weight (g/m 2 ) for a range of samples having an air flow resistance of 600 mks Rayls. The sound absorption coefficients were measured at a frequency of 500Hz with a 50mm air gap between the samples and a solid surface.
  • the air flow resistance is dependent on the ratio of binder matrix to high melt fibre. If a low air flow resistance is required, then a smaller amount of binder is required. For a high air flow resistance, the binder ratio is significantly higher.
  • Air flow resistance can vary with fibre size and geometry. Larger diameter fibres result in lower air flow resistance through a higher porosity.

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Cette feuille insonorisante thermoformable est constituée d'une voile fibreux comprimé renfermant des fibres thermoplastiques adhésives et des fibres thermoplastiques à point de fusion élevé. Les fibres adhésives sont au moins partiellement fondues, de sorte que, dans le voile comprimé, elles font office de revêtement pour les fibres à point de fusion élevé et réduisent l'espace interstitiel existant dans la matrice fibreuse. L'invention a également trait à un production de feuille insonorisante thermoformable, consistant à chauffer un voile fibreux renfermant des fibres thermoplastiques adhésives et des fibres thermoplastiques à point de fusion élevé, de manière à faire fondre au moins partiellement les fibres adhésives, et à comprimer le voile afin de former une feuille, les fibres adhésives revêtant au moins partiellement les fibres à point de fusion élevé et réduisant l'espace interstitiel existant dans la matrice fibreuse.
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